Booyah SEO had the pleasure of working with The Denver Egotist on their new site launch.
First, you have to check this site out if you are in Denver and do anything online in marketing or advertising.   We recommend joining the site and subscribing to the RSS Feed as the site produces a lot of great content and local advertising news.
Second, the team that collectively worked on the website was great.   Even though we donated our time and expertise, they were a model client as they took the time to understand our recommendations for SEO and implemented them perfectly.
Lastly, thanks for the ‘props’ on the site – http://www.thedenveregotist.com/editorial/2010/february/17/people-we-need-thank
For SEO, our friends at Denver’s Booyah Online Advertising generously donated their time and expertise. Man, did they kill it. Our traffic increased 20% month-over-month out of the gate – typically a time when a site can falter because of the transition. Additionally,[Read More >>]

Hyperlinks are the basic connector, the basic relationship, on the Web. For the foreseeable future, they’re going to be the easiest way for a computer program to judge the importance and trustworthiness of a Web page.
Submitting links to your web site to external sites is very important to a successful Internet marketing strategy. However, the links that you include in your web site’s content are just as important. If done correctly they can increase the exposure of your content.  In some cases internal links can be more important than the link that brought the visitor to your site in the first place.
10 Internal Linking Rules For Website Design

Make sure links actually pertain to content on the site instead of just trying to lure traffic in with the illusion that the visitor is going to find what they’re looking for in your content.
Don’t include misleading keywords in your links. This could[Read More >>]

If you haven’t been looking at the latest news in Internet marketing, Bing is the brand new search engine from Microsoft and takes over from the previous search engine, Microsoft Live. Bing will crawl, analyze and index billions of web pages and other Internet content to make sure it returns the most relevant results for its users.